Agents API showcases
See what you can build Two open-source applications, from a shopping assistant to a personal agent. Explore the products and see how they use Rebyte.
Commerce
Commerce Agent Turn a shopping conversation into a cart.
Find products, compare options, and update a cart inside the ACME storefront. Rebyte runs the Agent; the application handles catalog, cart, and presentation tools.
Sessions · Function tools · Skills · Tool search
Personal agent
Impo An agent with context from your day.
Chat, delegate tasks, and get personal briefings. Echo captures spoken context for transcripts and memory; Rebyte powers the Agent behind conversations and tasks.
Sessions · Event streaming · Function tools
Read the story: two apps built with Rebyte Run
Run Agents in the cloud Give every Agent durable execution and the tools to finish real work, without building or operating the execution stack.
Durable execution Keep context and continue work across Conversations.
Real tools Give Agents browsers, files, compute, Skills, and apps.
Any surface Run the same Agent through your API, product, CLI, or Slack. Control
Control what it can do Set capabilities and boundaries before work begins. Rebyte enforces the same policy across every run and every surface.
Skills, MCP, and hundreds of connected apps
Capabilities Approve the models, Skills, MCP servers, tools, and apps it may use.
Boundaries Restrict network access, credentials, execution steps, and spend.
Policy Define the Agent once and apply the same controls to every run. Observe & improve
See what happened. Improve what happens next. Turn production runs into a feedback loop. Observe the execution, annotate the outcome, and help the Agent improve over time.
Observe Trace every model step, tool call, error, token, and cost.
Annotate Mark the outcomes worth repeating and the ones that need correction.
Improve Feed production evidence back into instructions, Skills, and evaluations. A complete production run, from first model step to final response. Run your first Agent Get an organization API key, define an Agent, and start a Session. Add Skills, MCP servers, and Runtime controls when the job needs them.